Looking up at the Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone – kind of the opposite view of the previous tree picture. Had to climb on the railing to get high enough to just barely see into the pool in the middle there. Picture taken with Canon 60D, EF-S 10-22mm lens @ 10mm,… Continue reading
Looking out over the largest portion of Mammoth Hot Springs. Picture taken with Canon 60D, EF-S 17-85mm lens @ 44mm, multiple shutter, f/16, ISO 100
This was the largest herd of bison we saw when in Yellowtone and the most that I have recorded in a single picture. Taken just outside of Mammoth Hot Springs. Picture taken with Canon 60D, EF-S 17-85mm lens @ 50mm, 1/30 sec, f/11, ISO 100
Pulled another one from the Grand Tetons, taken over Taggart Lake. I’ve posted some of these before, but A) I like this one a lot and B) it’s almost an exact match for one of the scenes in the virtual active system on our work fitness equipment. Picture taken with Canon… Continue reading
Another from Bryce – this was another that wasn’t really thought out, but I like how it turned out. This was on the Queen’s Garden hike. It was actually surprisingly dark at the bottom of the canyon as evidence by the ISO 400 need just to keep the shutter speed… Continue reading
This picture is from the day at Bryce Canyon in Utah. As mentioned when I posted the bulk of the pictures before, this was mostly a midday visit and getting good pictures was difficult. On one hand, the contrast was very high due to the bright sun and abundance of… Continue reading
Second shot from in Willis Canyon, taken about 5 hours later and showing off the fun subjective portion of photography. It’s the same place as the previous picture, and the color balance of both looks “right” to me. This one was taken late in the evening, so the yellow sunset… Continue reading
I was all excited to post a few more pictures of the slot canyons in Grand Staircase Escalante, but as it turns out, I have already posted what I thought were the best shots back here. None the less here’s one more… this is Willis Canyon. It wasn’t a major… Continue reading
Back to Arches, because I was told that this should be today’s picture. This is from inside Navajo Arch. We were there just after rain, so there was a small pond going on. I was able to get past the water, thanks in part to waterproof boots and for most… Continue reading
Like the picture from Wednesday, there’s nothing specifically important about this picture, it’s the 180 view from the location of the picture from Wednesday. Picture taken with Canon 60D, EF-S 17-85mm @ 24mm, f/8.0, various shutter, ISO 100.